Derrick Henry, who won Heisman Trophy at Alabama, reveals hilarious Nick Saban pet peeve

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Nick Saban’s departure from college football after his legendary career, particularly with the Alabama Crimson Tide, has led many to reflect on his years in the game. 

The latest story comes from one of his former running backs, Baltimore Ravens star Derrick Henry, who shared some hilarious stories about his old coach. 

Henry joined "The Pivot" with former NFL players Ryan Clark, Channing Crowder and Fred Taylor, where he said the "old school" Saban had pet peeves everyone who played for him knew about. 

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Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban speaks to reporters March 2, 2016, outside the West Wing of the White House. (Cheriss May/NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

"He couldn’t stand anybody scoring then wanting to celebrate afterward," he said. 

That became apparent to Henry during one Alabama team meeting. 

"We were in a meeting after a game – I forgot who we played," Henry recalled. "He pulled up film and showing everybody. He’s talking about, ‘You guys, stop doing that showboating, doing all that prayer hands, acting like you’re thanking God. Then, later on that night, 12 o’clock, you down there, got Black & Milds, got liquor. You’re chasing (girls). Forget all that."

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It's no secret Saban was an old-school, no-nonsense coach. His style produced results, and he wasn’t going to change that. 

Over the years, clips of him at practice have surfaced in which he’s yelling at future NFL stars.

Following his surprising retirement, Saban revealed a conversation he had with his wife